Bounty Island Guide

Bounty Island Ferry Port

Just four miles from the tropical western coast of Fiji is Bounty Island, one of twenty small landmasses that form the volcanic Mamanuca archipelago in the Pacific Ocean. It’s an island of uncomplicated beauty; nothing more than a lush-leafed forest of palm trees and a platinum beach that stretches along the entire rim of the coastline. The port on the island consists of just one narrow jetty that extends from the beach outside the Bounty Island holiday resort and into the crystal clear waters of the Pacific. There are no roads or public transport on the island meaning that it can only be explored on foot, though nowhere is further than a mile from anywhere else. Only one route currently leaves from the Bounty Island port. South Seas Cruises and Awesome Adventures Fiji sail multiple times throughout the week to Denarau on mainland Fiji, a short southbound trip through Nadi Bay.